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CINCINNATI – A new film opening around the nation next week tells the story of a reporter who got his start in Northern Kentucky.
"Kill the Messenger," which stars Academy Award nominated actor Jeremy Renner, details the work of newspaper reporter Gary Webb.
Webb became the target of a smear campaign after he exposed the CIA's role in arming Contra rebels in Nicaragua and importing cocaine into California.
Before Webb won a Pulitzer Prize, he was a reporter for Northern Kentucky University's independent student newspaper The Northerner.
After winning several awards at the paper, Webb landed a job at the Kentucky Post.
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"Gary was a bulldog," said former co-worker David Wecker. "He was smart and he knew where to go to find the answers. He was one of the greatest I have ever worked with."
Later in his career, when he worked for the San Jose Mercury News, Webb reported the Reagan administration shielded inner-city drug dealers from prosecution in order to raise money for the Contras. The Contras were rebel groups active from 1979 through the early 1990s in opposition to the Sandinista Junta of National Reconstruction government in Nicaragua.
Webb's reporting generated fierce controversy, and the San Jose Mercury News backed away from his story. It effectively ended his career as a mainstream-media journalist.
In 2004, he was found dead from two gunshot wounds to the head. The coroner's office that investigated his death ruled it a suicide.
In 2013, Nick Schou – a journalist writing for LA Weekly who wrote the book "Kill the Messenger" – said Webb's reporting was eventually proven to be true.
Those who knew Webb said he fit the mold of an investigative reporter and didn't stop until he got answers.
"He was the guy that would take deep dives on stories," Wecker said. "He was feisty."
In the video player above, 9 On Your Side anchor Chris Riva details Webb's life and story – and how it all started right here in the Tri-State.


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I really didn't know Daniel Barenboim is such a fantastic pianist, his playing in this set is simply unsurpassable, he shows a deep feeling and connection with this music, his understanding of the music and the piano in particular is totally amazing and that is completely reflected in the unique way he plays, he is never boring, his interpretations are so vivid, each phrase played with such care and passion, his musicality and expressiveness are outstanding, and his technic is absolutely of the highest level, truly astonishing, it was like the piano was actually singing all the time.
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It's a very high quality production with the amazing top pianist Daniel Barenboim, who as usual performances with his profound knowledge on Beethoven's interpretation. Read morePublished on April 14, 2014 by Liliana Hernández Méndez
I personally believe this series of concert recordings should have been rated a 4.5, but since the rating system only allows 5 choices, I chose a "4", which is explained in... Read morePublished on March 1, 2014 by JohnB
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Bowel symptoms are often considered an indication to perform colonoscopy to identify or rule out colorectal cancer or precancerous polyps. Investigation of bowel symptoms for this purpose is recommended by numerous clinical guidelines. However, the evidence for this practice is unclear. The objective of this study is to systematically review the evidence about the association between bowel symptoms and colorectal cancer or polyps.
We searched the literature extensively up to December 2008, using MEDLINE and EMBASE and following references. For inclusion in the review, papers from cross sectional, case control and cohort studies had to provide a 2×2 table of symptoms by diagnosis (colorectal cancer or polyps) or sufficient data from which that table could be constructed. The search procedure, quality appraisal, and data extraction was done twice, with disagreements resolved with another reviewer. Summary ROC analysis was used to assess the diagnostic performance of symptoms to detect colorectal cancer and polyps.
Colorectal cancer was associated with rectal bleeding (AUC 0.66; LR+ 1.9; LR- 0.7) and weight loss (AUC 0.67, LR+ 2.5, LR- 0.9). Neither of these symptoms was associated with the presence of polyps. There was no significant association of colorectal cancer or polyps with change in bowel habit, constipation, diarrhoea or abdominal pain. Neither the clinical setting (primary or specialist care) nor study type was associated with accuracy.
Most studies had methodological flaws. There was no consistency in the way symptoms were elicited or interpreted in the studies.
Current evidence suggests that the common practice of performing colonoscopies to identify cancers in people with bowel symptoms is warranted only for rectal bleeding and the general symptom of weight loss. Bodies preparing guidelines for clinicians and consumers to improve early detection of colorectal cancer need to take into account the limited value of symptoms.
Adenocarcinoma of the colon and rectum is the third most common cancer and the third leading cause of death in the United Kingdom. In 2004, there were almost 40,000 new cases diagnosed, and about 16,000 deaths from colorectal cancer [1]. The symptoms with which colorectal cancer are purported to present most commonly include alteration in bowel habit, rectal bleeding, abdominal pain and weight loss [2,3].
Bowel symptoms occur commonly in the community and are often self limiting. There is little information available about why or when people seek medical attention for them [4,5]. Colonoscopies to exclude colorectal cancer are done frequently for a wide range of bowel symptoms, a practice suggested by guidelines [6] although it is unclear which symptoms, if any, improve the diagnostic yield of cancers or polyps. The costs, both clinical and financial, of performing colonoscopies are high. To inform policy, it is therefore important to assess which symptoms, if any, are associated with cancer and precancerous polyps.
The aim of this systematic review was to assess the evidence about the association between bowel symptoms and colorectal cancer or colorectal polyps.
We conducted a comprehensive search of the health literature for all studies evaluating symptoms and colorectal cancer or polyps. The search was undertaken in December 2008 to identify relevant studies. We searched MEDLINE (1966-2008) and complete EMBASE, using a list of symptoms and diagnoses as MeSH headings; the full search strategy is given in Additional File 1. The literature selection was based initially on the paper title, and if thought relevant, followed in turn by the abstract or full paper. Foreign language papers were translated into English. The literature search and selection of papers for full review, was carried out independently on two occasions 6 months apart by one reviewer.
Further, the references included in all selected papers, as well as review articles, were assessed for possible inclusion in the systematic review. The citations for each paper identified for inclusion in the review were also checked using the cited reference component of the Web of Science database.
For inclusion in the review, papers had to provide sufficient data about both the symptom and diagnosis (colorectal cancer or polyps) and provide a 2×2 table of symptoms by diagnosis, or the data from which that table could be constructed. We did not restrict included papers to certain study types, and we have extensively explored whether study characteristics had any effect on the findings. Papers (n = 8) that did not differentiate between cancers and polyps were excluded. Only full papers were included: where a relevant conference abstract was found, the literature was searched for a more detailed description of the study. If no full paper was found, the abstract was not included (this occurred with 1 abstract) [7].
Extraction of data was performed by one reviewer (BA), with the complete set of data extracted independently on two separate occasions 6 months apart. Issues of uncertainty or discrepancy between the data extraction sets were referred to a second reviewer (LI); this occurred in 50% of papers. Agreement was subsequently obtained at consensus meetings.
For each study, data about methodology, quality and population characteristics were extracted. Items assessed included the clinical setting of the study, whether all participants had at least one symptom or some were asymptomatic (population type), whether each participant could have only one or more than one symptom reported, and study design items (patient recruitment from general or specialist practice settings, prospective or retrospective data collection, year of publication, consecutive patient recruitment, study type, reference standard used), and the ease with which data could be extracted from the paper. We also assessed the prevalence of cancer in each paper. The data categories and the assumptions required to extract the data are shown in Additional File 2.
One paper described two studies, for which we combined the data [8]. In the same paper, there were 'don't know' responses that were categorised as "present" for our analysis. This did not occur in more than 4.4% of responses.
We used colorectal cancer and polyps only as the two main outcome measures. Colorectal cancer included colon and rectal cancer, and included cancers that were confirmed by histology, as well as cancers listed as such in the papers but with no criteria given for the diagnosis. In general, papers providing information about polyps did not differentiate between polyps greater or less than 10 mm, or between different polyp histology; results are therefore for all polyps.
We have presented results for all symptoms for cancer, but for polyps and for comparisons between cancer and polyps we have included results only for those symptoms which showed a significant association for cancer.
The estimated sensitivity and specificity were used to estimate the diagnostic odds ratio (DOR (=[sensitivity/(1-sensitivity)]/[(1-specificity)/specificity]) which provides a single summary measure of test accuracy for each study. A high DOR indicates high test accuracy; a test that performs no better than chance in discriminating between diseased and non-diseased persons has a DOR of one. Summary ROC (SROC) methods were used to investigate the accuracy of symptoms for the diagnosis of colorectal cancer (or polyps); and to investigate whether study methodology, quality and population characteristics were associated with the diagnostic performance of symptoms. Preliminary exploratory analyses for each symptom were conducted using the SROC linear regression method of Moses and Littenberg [9]. The loge(DOR) was modeled (using unweighted least squares) as a function of the underlying test positivity rate (logit (sensitivity) + logit(1-specificity)) which is a proxy for test threshold. Study and patient characteristics were fitted as covariates. Regression diagnostics were examined to identify outliers and potentially influential studies in determining the shape and position (accuracy) of the SROC curve.
Studies were further analysed using the hierarchical SROC (HSROC) model of Rutter and Gatsonis [10,11]. This mixed model is more complex, but more rigorous that the Moses and Littenberg method because it takes separate account of the uncertainty in the estimates of sensitivity and specificity within each study, and includes random study effects for both test accuracy and positivity criterion (proxy for threshold), thereby taking account of unexplained heterogeneity between studies. The model also allows test accuracy to vary with "threshold" through the inclusion of a scale (shape) parameter fitted as a fixed effect which provides for asymmetry in the SROC. Fixed effect covariates were fitted to assess whether accuracy, positivity criterion or the shape of the SROC was associated with study or patient characteristics. Empirical Bayes estimates of model parameters were obtained using PROC NLMIXED in SAS [12]. These parameter estimates were used to obtain summary estimates and 95% confidence intervals for sensitivity and specificity (summary operating point), and likelihood ratios. The area under the SROC curve (AUC) was computed using numerical integration. Where the summary curve was symmetric, the DOR is also reported as it is constant across all thresholds.
Covariates that showed at least very weak association (p < 0.25) with diagnostic performance in the preliminary analysis were included in the model to assess whether test accuracy, the positivity criterion and/or the shape of the SROC varied with population and study design characteristics. The chosen level for statistical significance was 5% (two sided). Where summary ROC curves being compared had the same shape, the relative DOR (RDOR) was used as the summary measure of the relative diagnostic performance, otherwise the AUC was used. Only results that were robust to the removal of an influential study are reported.
Comparison of the accuracy of each symptom for the diagnosis of colorectal cancer versus polyps was restricted to studies that provided data for both outcomes. This "paired" analysis, where the diagnosis is fitted as a covariate in the HSROC model, ensures that the comparison is not confounded by study or patient characteristics.
The fitted summary ROC curves derived from the HSROC model are displayed in ROC space, and are superimposed on the study specific estimates of sensitivity and specificity that are denoted by an ellipse. The horizontal and vertical dimensions of each ellipse are proportional to the square root of the number of non-diseased and diseased respectively. A cross is used to show the summary estimate of sensitivity and specificity. For the "paired" analyses, the two points for each study are joined by a line; points are denoted by circles that do not vary in size for the sake of clarity for these plots.
As this is a systematic review conducted on previously published papers and did not use patient level data, no approval was required.
The literature search yielded 14,121 articles, of which 248 were selected for full review. Three non-English papers were translated but only one met the inclusion criteria. We identified 62 eligible papers that provided relevant information separately for cancers and polyps [8,13-73]. Studies were published between 1960 and 2008. Quality and study characteristics and descriptors are shown in Additional File 2.
There was a wide range of symptoms included in the papers, with many papers providing information on several symptoms: 26 separate symptoms were included, as well as 3 combinations of symptoms (for example, bleeding together with change in bowel habit). In addition, some papers provided information about descriptions of bleeding. A full list of papers, with all outcomes, and symptoms is provided in Additional File 3.
The most commonly reported bowel symptoms were bleeding, change in bowel habit, constipation, diarrhoea and abdominal pain. Weight loss was the most common general symptom reported. Overall, only bleeding and weight loss showed any significant association with cancer (Table (Table11).
Results are presented below for the association between each symptom and cancer. Where the association was significant, results are also presented for the association between that symptom and polyps.
Forty papers provided information about the relationship between bleeding (of any type) and colorectal cancer [13-21,23-28,30,32,33,35,37,41,42,45-47,50,51,54-56,60-66,69,72,73], and 23 of these papers [13-17,20,21,23,24,26,28,30,33,41,42,46,47,54,56,61,63,72,73] also provided information about the relationship between bleeding and polyps.
Rectal bleeding was associated with colorectal cancer (Figure (Figure1).1). Based on all 40 studies, the AUC was 0.66, corresponding to a DOR of 2.6 (Table (Table1).1). Based on the summary operating point (shown by a cross on the figures), bleeding occurred in about half the patients with cancer (sensitivity 0.46), but also occurred in about a quarter of patients without cancer (1-specificity 0.25). Hence, the likelihood of cancer is approximately doubled in people presenting with bleeding (LR+ = 1.9): even if cancer is present in as many as 5% of people asked about symptoms, only 9% of those with rectal bleeding will have cancer. The corresponding likelihood of cancer in people presenting with no bleeding was LR- = 0.7.
The methodology, quality and population characteristics of the studies also influenced how bleeding was associated with cancer. The association of bleeding with colorectal cancer was higher (RDOR 2.2, 95% CI 1.2 - 4.0) when both symptomatic and asymptomatic people (AUC 0.71), rather than just those with symptoms (AUC 0.59) were included in the population from which patients were recruited. The accuracy of bleeding in diagnosing colorectal cancer was higher when colonoscopy (AUC 0.68), compared to all other diagnostic modalities (AUC 0.63), was used as the reference standard.
Of the 23 "paired" studies that provided information about bleeding for both cancers and polyps, 18 had a higher DOR for cancer than for polyps (Figure (Figure2),2), resulting in a relative diagnostic odds ratio (RDOR) for cancer of 1.7 (95% CI 1.5-2.1, p < 0.001). Bleeding gave an AUC for cancer of 0.63 compared with 0.55 for polyps. For polyps alone, the DOR was 1.3 (95% CI 1.0-1.8; p = 0.08).
Few papers provided information about bleeding type (details provided in Additional File 4) [8,19,31,34,41,48,49,59,62]. Of these, only bleeding mixed with stool and dark red blood had DORs consistently above 1. For bleeding mixed with stool the summary DOR was 3.1 (95% CI 2.0 - 4.8, p < 0.001), and the AUC 0.68. For dark red blood, the DOR was 3.9 (95% CI 1.7 - 9.2, p < 0.01), and the AUC was 0.71. No DOR and AUC was estimated for bright red bleeding, because this was reported in only 3 papers, for which the odds ratios were 0.9, 1.1 and 1.1 (Additional File 4).
Eighteen papers provided information about the relationship between weight loss and colorectal cancer [8,18,19,22,25,26,32,34,35,37,47-49,55,59,61-63], and six of these papers [26,47-49,61,63] also provided information about the relationship between weight loss and polyps.
Weight loss was associated with colorectal cancer, with an AUC of 0.67, corresponding to a DOR of 2.9 (Table (Table11 Figure Figure3).3). Weight loss occurred in 20% of the patients with cancer (sensitivity 0.20), and occurred in less than 10% without cancer (1-specificity 0.08). Hence, the likelihood of cancer was more than doubled in people presenting with weight loss (LR+ = 2.49). The corresponding likelihood of cancer in people presenting with no weight loss was LR- = 0.9.
Of the 6 "paired" studies that provided information about weight loss for both cancers and polyps, 5 had a higher DOR for cancer than for polyps (Figure (Figure4),4), resulting in a RDOR of 5.2 (95% CI 2.8 - 9.6, p < 0.001). Weight loss showed better discrimination for cancer (AUC 0.70) than for polyps (AUC 0.44). Weight loss did not have a significant association with polyps (DOR 0.7, 95% CI 0.3 - 1.5, p = 0.22).
Change in bowel habit, constipation, diarrhoea and abdominal pain were not associated with colorectal cancer (Table (Table11 Figure Figure5,5, Figure Figure6,6, Figure Figure7,7, Figure Figure88).
The symptoms usually considered important for colorectal cancer diagnosis are rectal bleeding, change in bowel habit, abdominal pain, weight loss, diarrhoea and constipation. Of these, in our systematic review, only weight loss and rectal bleeding were associated with colorectal cancer, albeit with low DORs and AUCs. There was evidence that the other symptoms were not associated with colorectal cancer. Accuracy did not vary by primary care or specialist setting, or study type, suggesting that our findings are generaliseable across settings.
The lack of clinical usefulness of symptoms is also confirmed by the positive likelihood ratio of the symptoms. To provide strong evidence for ruling in disease, a positive likelihood ratio should be greater than 10 [74]. Faecal occult blood tests have been shown to have positive likelihood ratios of up to 47.39 [75]. Weight loss was the symptom with the highest positive likelihood ratio: 2.5. This means that a person with weight loss has less than a 3-fold increase in colorectal cancer risk. However, weight loss is generally a non-specific symptom, and in most of the studies included in this meta-analysis was analysed in a population already selected for being of sufficiently high risk of colorectal cancer to warrant investigation for colorectal cancer. Apart from weight loss and rectal bleeding, the positive likelihood ratio of other symptoms was around one. Our review also suggests that, even when symptoms are associated with cancer, they are not associated with polyps.
Previous systematic reviews of symptoms also found that clinical features have limited predictive value in identifying patients with cancer [76,77], although a systematic review of rectal bleeding in combination with other symptoms showed that this had modest diagnostic value [78]. Another review, assessing only those symptoms with a predictive value of > 5%, has also identified that some symptoms may be of some value [79]. Our review is based on a larger number of studies, evaluated both cancer and polyps, applied a more rigorous methodology, using hierarchical summary ROC method that takes into account unexplained heterogeneity between studies, and included assessment of whether study design or population characteristics affected the results.
Our review showed that most studies had methodological flaws. For example, the reference standard differed between studies and fewer than half the papers used colonoscopy to identify cancer and polyps. We have shown that the studies that used colonoscopy showed a somewhat stronger association between rectal bleeding and cancer (AUC 0.68) than when other methods were used to determine the presence of cancer (AUC 0.63). This is presumably because the association is underestimated when using a poorer reference standard [80]. However, most other measures of study quality were not shown to affect the results. Nevertheless, the quality of studies and their reporting should be improved. For example, we found that in over half the papers there were data discrepancies or miscalculations within the papers. While most of these were minor, 10% required some assumptions to extract the data. Adherence to quality criteria such as the STARD checklist and flow diagram would ensure that the quality of reporting [81].
Symptom presentation, and their predictive value, may be affected by the patient's age. However, the papers analysed did not present symptom and outcome information in sufficient detail to explore this relationship.
There was also no consistency between studies in the way in which symptoms were elicited or interpreted. Indeed very few studies provided information about how symptoms were elicited and did not characterise them: for example while some studies defined rectal bleeding as the first episode of bleeding or gave a time limit during which the bleeding occurred, the majority of studies provided no definition at all. Similarly, few studies gave definitions for constipation or diarrhoea or differentiated this from change in bowel habit. Also, there is potential for recall bias, with few studies providing information about when the symptoms were elicited in relation to when the diagnosis was made. In some studies symptoms were obtained from medical records, in other studies they were recorded during a consultation. In other studies a specific questionnaire was used, sometimes administered as part of the medical consultation and in others administered either by a researcher specifically for the study, or completed by the patients themselves. To do better studies in the future, a standardised repeatable method of eliciting symptoms is needed and is now available [82]. In practice symptoms are seldom assessed in isolation, and need to be evaluated together as well as with other patient characteristics. Where this has been done, it has been found that some additional symptoms may improve diagnostic value [78]. However, few studies have presented such information, and there is a need for a well conducted primary study to evaluate this.
Our systematic review has shown that, on current evidence, only rectal bleeding and the general symptom of weight loss are associated with colorectal cancer, and may be helpful in selecting patients for further investigation with colonoscopy. Until such time as better studies are done, it seems wise to channel resources for cancer detection towards population based screening programmes using FOBT rather than relying on identifying all cancers and precancerous polyps through investigating people with symptoms.
AUC: area under the curve; crc: colorectal cancer.; DOR: diagnostic odds ratio; FOBT: faecal occult blood test; LR+: positive likelihood ratio; LR-: negative likelihood ratio; ROC: receiver operating characteristic; RDOR: relative receiver operating characteristic; SROC: Summary receiver operating characteristic; HSROC: hierarchical summary receiver operating characteristic; STARD: Standards for the reporting of diagnostic accuracy studies
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
BA and LI: conceived the study; BA and LI reviewed the papers and extracted data; SC, PM and BA did the statistical analysis; All authors contributed to the interpretation of the data, ideas and the writing. All authors have read and approved the final manuscript.
Barbara-Ann Adelstein, senior research fellow, Prince of Wales Clinical School, Faculty of Medicine, University of NSW, Sydney, Australia
Les Irwig, professor of epidemiology, STEP, School of Public Health, University of Sydney, Australia
Petra Macaskill, associate professor, STEP, School of Public Health, University of Sydney, Australia
Siew F Chan, biostatistician, STEP, School of Public Health, University of Sydney, Australia
Peter H Katelaris, gastroenterologist, Concord Repatriation General Hospital, University of Sydney, Australia
This study was funded by the Australian National Health and Medical Research Council Program, grant 402764. All of the researchers involved in this project are independent of the funding body (Australian National Health and Medical Research Council) and the research had no industry sponsorship. We have not used any professional medical writers.
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Definición de roseate en inglés:
1Rose-coloured: the early, roseate light
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Given the choice between a job candidate with a perfect resume and one who has fought through difficulty, human resources executive Regina Hartley always gives the "Scrapper" a chance. As someone who grew up with adversity, Hartley knows that those who flourish in the darkest of spaces are empowered with the grit to persist in an ever-changing workplace. "Choose the underestimated contender, whose secret weapons are passion and purpose," she says. "Hire the Scrapper."
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Spend 8 weeks this summer in China learning the Chinese language and gaining meaningful work experience that will look fantastic on your CV. With 60 funded places available across four programmes, it's a great chance to get ahead and boost your employability and cross-cultural awareness.
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The following event is open to all students from both campuses:-
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The following sessions will take place in Room GH001, Bay Campus from 6.00 – 7.00 pm
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Feb 17
Bay Campus – All students:
Writing an effective CV and covering letter – Bay Campus – Great Hall – GH001
Monday 22nd February 6-7pm
A practical workshop covering the key points on how to write CVs and covering letters and adapt them to meet the needs of potential employers and industry sectors. This workshop will be useful if you have not yet written your CV or if you need further help and advice on communicating your educational talents and previous work experience to employers. If you have a current CV you are welcome to bring it to this session, though there may not be time for individual feedback. https://myuni.swan.ac.uk/employability/workshops-and-talks/
Singleton Park Campus – All students:
Interview techniques – Fulton House – Lecture Room B
Tuesday 23rd February 12-1pm
Feel you'd like to brush up on your interview technique? In this session our Careers Advisers will provide you with hints and tips on how to survive job interviews. https://myuni.swan.ac.uk/employability/workshops-and-talks/
Work Ready Graduates – Library & Information Centre – Foyer
Thursday 25th February 11:00 – 16:30
Work Ready Graduates was established in order to help graduates make a successful transition into the world of work. Come along and find out how they can help you when you graduate. Further information: http://www.workreadygraduates.com/
Getting Work Ready Seminar – Keir Hardie Room 216
Thursday 25th February 17:00 – 18:00
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Feb 11
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The Chartered Insurance Institute – Succeeding in risk and wealth management
16/2/2016 – 17:00 – 18:00 Keir Hardie Room 216
Discover your route in to risk or wealth management. Whatever you're studying, you can build a successful career in these professions. The CII and graduates from the sector will present and take questions on how you can take your next steps. We'll also plug you in to free networking and knowledge through Discover membership. Target Audience: All students https://myuni.swan.ac.uk/employability/workshops-and-talks/
Writing an effective CV and Cover Letter. Introduction to Linked In
17/02/2016 – 12-1pm Fulton House – Seminar Room 2
A practical workshop covering the key points on how to write CVs and covering letters and adapt them to meet the needs of potential employers and Industry Sectors. This workshop will be useful if you have not yet written your CV or if you need further help and advice on communicating your educational talents and previous work experience to employers. If you have a current CV you are welcome to bring it to this session, though there may not be time for individual feedback.
Target Audience: All students https://myuni.swan.ac.uk/employability/workshops-and-talks/
18/2/2016 10:30 – 16:30pm Library & Information Centre – Foyer
CCUSA (Camp Counsellora USA) look to send students all over the world to work at summer camps and gain valuable work experience with the American programme being their most popular. Further information: www.ccusa.com/
SWWP Reaching Wider – Working with young people on campus
18/2/2016 – 17:00 – 18:00 Keir Hardie – Room 216
The South and West Wales Reaching Wider partnership offers a range of learning and aspiration raising activities for young people living in Communities First areas and for Looked-after Children. Many of these activities are delivered on campus. Paid casual work opportunities are available which can fit around your timetable.
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Employability events January – March 2016Author: Jo
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Click here to download an overview of what's coming up this month through to March.
If you want to focus particularly on forthcoming Careers Advisers Workshops, you can download the details here: Employability Workshops
There are events on both campus, and all our events are open to students of all disciplines.
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Jan 21
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Events include:
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- How to find a graduate job
- Understanding psychometric tests and assessment tools
Volunteering with Tenovus – talk on 1 December 2015Author: Jo
Nov 30
Date: 01/12/2015
Time: 17:00 – 18:00
Venue: Keir Hardie, Room 216
Tenovus Cancer Care is the main cancer charity in Wales carrying out health promotion, clinical support, nursing support, counselling, welfare advice and therapeutic activity. The speaker will describe the various volunteering opportunities available in the charity and how they might enrich a student's experience and CV.
Target Audience: All students/Health and Social Care students
Visit our talks and workshops page at myuni.swan.ac.uk/careers/workshops-and-talks/ for more information and to book online.
Workshops: Job hunting, CVs, applications, interviews … and lots more!Author: Jo
Oct 15
Our team of Careers Advisers will help you find out how to develop your employability skills at these workshops covering vital topics like
- Writing CVs and making effective applications
- Getting into teaching
- Interview techniques
- Assessment centres
- Finding jobs
- What employers look for in applicants
- Commercial awareness and personal branding.
Download a summary of forthcoming workshops here.
Click here to register/log into our online booking system. Having registered/logged in:
- Click on "Events Calendar"
- Select the date of the session you wish to attend
- Select "Book".
Workshop: How to write an effective CV and covering letterAuthor: Jo
Oct 14
Date: 22 October 2015, 1.00 – 2.00 pm
Venue: Fulton House, Lecture Room B
Visit myuni.swan.ac.uk/careers/workshops-and-talks/ for more information and booking instructions.
An ideal opportunity to get help and advice from our Careers Adviser team.
This will be a practical workshop covering the key points on how to write CVs and covering letters and adapt them to meet the needs of potential employers and industry sectors. It will be useful if you have not yet written your CV or if you already have a CV but need further advice on developing it.
Education to Employment 2015: FREE Career Workshop for Visually Impaired Students and GraduatesAuthor: Jo
Jun 30
- Network with HR professionals from top UK businesses
- Attend VI-specific career workshops
- Receive feedback on your CV & interview technique
- Share experiences with other VI graduates
- Build confidence and have fun water-skiing
11-13th August 2015
Mandolay Hotel & Conference Centre,
36-40 London Road, Guildford, Surrey GU1 2AE
To be considered, please send a copy of your CV to: email@example.com
Or for more information, see:
Website: www.blindinbusiness.org.uk/events/education-to-employment-2015
Facebook: www.facebook.com/events/945351275485333
Twitter: @blindinbusiness #E2E2015
Get Ready for Work June 2015 – workshop resources now availableAuthor: Jo
Jun 24
All the presentation slides and notes from our recent Get Ready for Work events are now available. Visit https://myuni.swan.ac.uk/careers/ and follow the 'Workshops' link under 'Resources' – you need to be logged into MyUni/Blackboard to view these resources.
Topics covered include:
- How to network effectively
- What an employer wants
- How to write successful applications
- How to find graduate jobs
- Interview technique
Final year students: Get Ready for Work, 8 – 11 June 2015Author: Jo
May 15
SEA (Swansea Employability Academy) are hosting a series of workshops for final year students, and the programme includes major employers such as BBC Wales and Santander. Click here to download our Get Ready for Work poster.
The workshops are designed to improve your knowledge and skills in the job application and interview process and prepare you for the employment sector. The programme covers:
- CVs and covering letters
- Writing effective applications
- How to find a graduate job
- Interview skills
- What employers look for
- LinkedIn – from amateur to pro
- How to network with confidence
- Meet the Employers event
Click here to download the full programme of events and book online for the workshops you're interested in.
Welsh Employability Fair – 11 May 2015Author: Jo
May 7
Open to students from all disciplines.
Make the best of your Welsh in the workplace!
Students who attend 3 workshops during the day will be entered into a prize draw for the chance to win an ipod!
Date/time: Monday 11 May, 10.00 – 3.30 pm
Venue: Dining Rooms A & B, Fulton House
Click here for the event poster.
Workshops will be running throughout the day. Click here for details and links to pre-book your place.
For more information contact Kate Evans at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Countryside Jobs ServiceAuthor: Jo
Feb 25
Countryside Jobs have just launched a new 'Ask CJS' service at www.countryside-jobs.com/CJS_Stuff/askCJS.html. It provides all the information required to contact them through various social media accounts as well as an online query form. It also has a link to a Helpful Hints page for advice and guidance when applying for a facancy and writing a CV.
We subscribe to the Countryside Jobs vacancy bulletins which you can access at https://myuni.swan.ac.uk/careers/job-hunting/ – scroll down to "Green jobs".
ACCA Advantage competition – launch your finance career!Author: Jo
Feb 18
Save the date & win! Worried about your career prospects post-graduation? ACCA are hosting a free, online careers fair for finance and business students on the 23rd and 24th September. Over two days, there'll be the chance to get specially created, free, useful advice on your future career and training. In 2014, ACCA invited more than 25 employers, including Mazars, Baker Tilly, Boots, Capita, EY, Ford Retail, Grant Thornton, TalkTalk, Johnson and Johnson, Zurich, Whitbread, Specsavers and more.
Visit ACCA Advantage from the comfort of your sofa for:
- Over 100 live job vacancies for students and graduates
- Advice on getting your dream job, CV building, job interviews and psychometric testing
- Guidance from leading tuition providers
- Employer booths where you can chat with top companies
- The chance to apply for jobs during the event
ACCA are also offering you the chance to win an amazing, career-boosting prize worth over £1,300, including a bespoke CV and cover letter, interview coaching, personalised strengths tests and interview clothes vouchers.
To find out more, and to enter the competition, visit www.accaglobal.com/advantage
Employability Week, Monday 26th – Friday 30th January 2015Author: Jo
Jan 20
Swansea Employability Academy and Careers & Employability Service are hosting and delivering a series of workshops and events for all students. They are designed to improve your knowledge and skills in the job application and interview process and to help you prepare for your future employment.
Click here to view the full Employability Week programme and instructions for booking the events you're interested in.
These workshops and events are in addition to the activities organised by your own College as part of Employability Week – further details of these are available in College, but if you have any questions, please e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com
Job-hunting tips from Enterprise Rent-A-CarAuthor: Jo
May 13
The job-hunting process is not an easy one and can be difficult to manage if you're not organised. Get better at it with these great tips: http://grad.li/1kWUo4u
My Employability Week – Monday 20th – Friday 24th January 2014Author: Jo
Jan 20
The Careers and Employability Service will be hosting a variety of events and workshops during the week beginning Monday 20th January covering a wide range of topics.
Download the full programme:
Workshops during My Employability week will include the following:-
- Careers and Cakes – informal drop-in event
- Getting started with career ideas
- Managing your online presence and using social media for job hunting
- Writing an effective CV and cover letter
- Finding and preparing for graduate jobs
- Career decision making
- Developing an employability mindset
- Analysing what you can offer an employer
- Making successful applications
- Interview skills and psychometric testing
- preparing for assessment centres
- The Higher Education Achievement Award (HEAR) and Employability Awards
- Completing successfulapplications (GO Wales)
- Using social media for job hunting
- Getting into teaching
- International Students – What next after your degree?


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A Florida man was talking on his cell phone in Orange Avenue in Orlando on Sunday when he went and allegedly punched a police horse in the rear, according to police.
The mounted cops were trying to clear the streets of pedestrians, since it was 2:45 in the morning.
See also: -Allegedly Drunk Man on Horse Arrested After Police Chase -A Horse Was Rescued From Someone's Backyard Pool Apparently the man didn't like being told to get off the street, so he took his rage out on the horse's ass by punching him in the left rear flank.
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Arzola reportedly became enraged by this and struck the horse. The officer was still on the horse when the incident occurred. The report says Arzola was on his cell phone and ignored police commands.
According to police, authorities had to forcefully grab Arzola before handcuffing him after he kidney-punched Captain the Horse.
He finally complied with police and was promptly arrested.
Arzola was charged with attempting to injure a police horse.
This incident brings back memories of when Charles Larkin Cowart, 29, was arrested in Bunnell, which is about 60 miles south of Jacksonville, after he led cops on a chase while he rode a horse through town.
It also reminds us of when another horse got loose from its pen and jumped a fence and accidentally landed in someone's backyard swimming pool.
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